09-07-2010
# Folders owned by only these users.
VAR_USERS='userA|userB|userC'
# (Folders with only Numbers) OR (start with 'sjs') OR (start with 'JCE')
VAR_FILTER='^[1-9]+$|sjs*|JCE*'
VAR_FILTER='^([1-9]+$|(sjs|JCE))'
ls -lt | /usr/xpg4/bin/awk -v vUsers="$VAR_USERS" -v vFilter="$VAR_FILTER" '$3 ~ vUsers && $9 ~ vFilter {print $9}'
Both syntaxes used with VAR_FILTER are working as variables, I was stupid not to feed input given in BLUE.
Thanks a lot to everyone that helped. This post is closed.
Last edited by kchinnam; 09-07-2010 at 12:16 AM..
Reason: formatting
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